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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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Vvpgoat
on 20/03/2024, 11:03:42 UTC
It makes sense, but as soon as some amateur person finds the wallet password, he will send it to his own address and others will steal it. The important thing is to have this awareness

Absolutely, thats why I posted it.

In my opinion any other method than "shadow mining" has a too high risk of going wrong:
  • Broadcast at low-traffic times: You don't know when the next block will be mined. Could be seconds or minutes away (which would give enough time for the attack).
  • Set the "do not RBF": You don't know if the miners will honor this field or not. It also does not help against an attacker simply inserting a double spend transaction.
  • Double spend risk: It seems every miner uses its own metric to determine the valid transaction. Based on fee will end up in a bidding war. Based on timestamp can work but you don't know which metric the miner will use.

So just making a "normal" transaction is much too high risk and I think everyone working on this puzzle should be very aware of that and have a solid plan in case of winning the lottery!

if the miner is not your best friend or relative, then he will not be interested. a miner with the power to mine a block with a 100% probability earns more per month than in all puzzle wallets.

I think there is an option to send several transactions at once. distribute the balance over several different transactions + commission. so there is a chance that one or more transactions will go through to your wallet. you just have to send it at the same time
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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Vvpgoat
on 20/03/2024, 09:08:11 UTC
Let's assume the mempool is low when you do the transaction for the puzzle.  If I send the coins with a fee of .1BTC and someone else finds the private key 30 seconds later and sends the transaction with a 1BTC fee, would they both be in the same block and the first transaction would win because it has an earlier timestamp, or would that not matter?
Double spending in Bitcoin is an inevitable feature of the network, regardless of whether it is legitimate or not.
So how do you solve the problem of a conflicting transaction? well, through the confirmations of the miners. And how can we "win" a conflicting transaction? increasing the rate...
In fact, exchanges usually carry out these transactions to reverse a transaction in which the transaction fee was low and they need to make the transaction faster or even unblock a stuck transaction generating a double spend this time with a higher fee.
So this is part of the bitcoin protocol and there is nothing to do. If someone obtains your private address and makes a transaction before it is confirmed, both transactions will "fight" to form a block first, regardless of which was issued first.

It turns out you need to win the lottery 2 times)) first win the private key and then also so that your transaction is included in the block. But what if you choose a moment when the network is overloaded and make a transaction with a commission of 100 million sat? Will this increase the chances or does it not matter?
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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Vvpgoat
on 19/03/2024, 13:14:56 UTC
thousands of bots are drooling waiting for your transaction, your hard earned bitcoins will evaporate like steam over a pot
now no one will scan 66 address ddd

How can bots get ahead of me? Let's say I solved the puzzle without using the site and only I know the private key at the time of sending the transaction. please explain how this will happen because I apparently don’t understand something
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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Vvpgoat
on 19/03/2024, 10:51:41 UTC
Hi guys
I have a question. Let's say someone solved puzzle 66 using third-party software. How quickly will a private key appear on privatekeyfinder.io? after the transaction is sent immediately? or over a certain period of time? how does it even work
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Re: PhoenixMiner 5.8c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
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Vvpgoat
on 11/11/2021, 10:19:23 UTC

I have problems with my Big Navi cards in Windows 10 21H1 too, but it looks strange to me. On my test PC, I have a single RX 6600 which is working without any issues with the same windows and same drivers. The only difference is my test PC runs with Windows Home, but the rig runs with Windows Pro. When I start the rig, without setting clKernel or I set it to 1, it returns me Failed to compile program: clBuildProgram (-11) before the DAG generation, and message after the DAG is:
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2021.11.10:21:17:37.400: GPU7 GPU7: DAG generated in 6.0 s (772.9 MB/s)
2021.11.10:21:17:37.402: GPU7 GPU7: Unable to prepare kernels: clCreateKernel (-46)
2021.11.10:21:17:37.402: wdog Fatal error detected. Restarting.

Please see the full log file for more information:


When I start the rig with -clKernel 0 for the last four cards, it works, but I am getting too high percents of stale and incorrect shares. Also, it is strange because the GPU6 is not Big Navi, but RX 5500 XT. In addition to stale shares reported by the miner, I am getting between 2 and 4%  stale shares reported by the pool. The pool reports less than 1% for my other rigs. Please see a short report for this here:


Another problem I started to see sometimes since I use PM5.8c is two of my RX 5700s with Samsung memory report times higher hashrate than normal, while they are not hashing 2: 8617333.868 MH/s (7), but the watchdog does not restart the rig. The other 2 RX 5700s with Micron memory do not have this issue.
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2021.11.09:13:25:53.473: main GPUs: 0: 51.796 MH/s (151) 1: 53.417 MH/s (165) 2: 8617333.868 MH/s (7) 3: 53.515 MH/s (150) 4: 53.476 MH/s (148) 5: 32.438 MH/s (108) 6: 26.736 MH/s (84) 7: 47.511 MH/s (140/1) 8: 47.505 MH/s (135)


Yes. It’s very strange

I tried to install HiveOS on rig. Install the drivers A20.40 (5.11.1001) launch phoeinxminer 5.8c and first I have error clBuildProgram (-11) and immediately after clCreateKernel (-46)
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Re: PhoenixMiner 5.8c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
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Vvpgoat
on 09/11/2021, 21:27:54 UTC
Hello Phoenix Team.
I have a problem with phoenixminer 5.7 and 5.8
Rig with Powercolor Rx 6700 xt Red Devil and Sapphire Rx 6600 xt Pulse
OC: Windows 10 LTSC (updates disabled)
The rig with video cards rx 6700 xt worked stably with driver 21.5.2.  Then I installed new cards Rx 6600 xt in the rig updated the driver to the first supporting version 6600xt (21.8.1) and there I have a problems.  Miner stopped working correctly on Rx 6700 xt cards.  With -clkernel 1 parameter, the clsetkernelarg (-48) error appeared constantly.  I tried all possible driver versions (21.8.2, 21.9.1, 21.9.2, 21.10.1, 21.10.2, 21.11.1). 
Error still been there.  if I set -clkernel to 0 the miner works but not very stable.  percent of stale shares nearly 40 percent in 24 hours.  if I remove 6600 xt cards from Rig and install drivers 21.5.2 then everything works fine.  Help please solve the problem. The miner suited everyone, but I had to go to TRM

PS : Sorry for my bad English)